What’s your favorite barbecue restaurant in the San Francisco Bay Area?
Saturday, August 20th, 2011And why is it your favorite?
And why is it your favorite?
I ordered meats, sides and tea. Plus they gave me the sauce napkins, forks, knives, spoons, ice, sweetener.
I’m relieved to hear the first two answers. I tipped $15. I’m in agreement with one and too generous for the other. Not bad.
Found plenty in the city, but I don’t want to deal with the hassle of going to the city on a Friday night.
Just want to know what other people think about going out to eat or having a barbecue. my friends want a barbecue and I want to go out to eat.
They say we will have our hair and makeup done then get dresses on after we eat. I like the idea of wearing your fancy clothes out.
Opinions based on personal experience are a plus. Extra points for linking to a review online.
Also please include price range. Thanks!
the word has many different meanings all across america alone. exactly WHAT would i get? ingredients, sauces, preparation style, accompaniments, tell me all the tasty tidbits, including WHERE you reside for comparison.
i can scarcely imagine what icelandic barbecue might taste like…
in north carolina, “barbecue” refers to shredded pork, a tangy hot and sweet sauce added to it, served with slaw mixed in, either on a bun or not. anything “else” isn’t barbecue.
I’m visiting next week and want to find a real traditional, Southern-style pork barbecue restuarant that I can take my friends to. Must cook the authentic way – low and slow in their own charcoal/hickory pit
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Any suggestions??
Where were you when you tasted the best rack of ribs or best barbecue ever???
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